They should go ahead and stop the season right now. Alabama vs. Oklahoma are the only teams worthy.
....or texas. or missouri. or duke. or yomamma Univ., or south florida, or johnston county community college, or whoever else ends up #1 or #2 by season's end after Bama and OU go through the rest of their conference.
Man, watching Pitt dispose of USF, I haven't been that pumped over a team winning a game since...OSU disposed of USC the week before.
But despite the fact that I went to GT, my first choice was PITT (too expensive), so I still cheer for them. But more importantly, I really feel for Wannstadt. He had a losing record as a coach and like a lot of native residents that coach the hometown university, really has his heart and soul into the program. I'd like nothing more than to see them right the ship before he's gone and some wannabe coach takes his place. Good for them.
And BTW, McCoy is the "real" deal. (pun intended). That extra effort he made to get that first down in the 3rd quarter (I think) was phenomenal and reminded me of OSU's Rodgers the week before.
So I give college football credit for having a great OT rule. But they might have one of the dumbest rules ever overall. In the Florida, LSU game LSU was receiving a kick off and the guy catching it wasnt paying attention and put one foot out of bounds while he caught it (even though the entire ball was in bounds) and they ruled it (on th field and after review) as a kick out of bounds and LSU gets it on the 40??? Are you serious? So now on any kick off (according to this rule) all a team has to do is jump on a grab any ball near the side line and land out of bounds and it becomes a penalty on the kicking team.
The NFL has that rule as well. ^^ I remember Hester doing it last season.
USC back in the top 4?
Man I'm loving all these upsets. #1 #3 and #4 all go down.
Here is my top 5
1. Alabama
2. Texas
3. Penn State
4. USC
5. Texas Tech
I drop Oklahoma out of the top 5 because they haven't beaten anybody, so they aren't a proven team. Same goes for Texas Tech, but they don't have a lost on their record.
Originally posted by Lord Evolution
The NFL has that rule as well. ^^ I remember Hester doing it last season.USC back in the top 4?
Man I'm loving all these upsets. #1 #3 and #4 all go down.
Here is my top 5
1. Alabama
2. Texas
3. Penn State
4. USC
5. Texas TechI drop Oklahoma out of the top 5 because they haven't beaten anybody, so they aren't a proven team. Same goes for Texas Tech, but they don't have a lost on their record.
Texas made a huge statement beating Missouri so easy.
Originally posted by Lord Evolution
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqfOCB21qwA😆 😆
Only in the SEC!
😆 😆 That was awesome! The ref zoned in on the QB, sidestepped to clog up the running lane, lowered his shoulder, and laid into him. Must have had money on LSU.
In the Pat White era, I probably average viewing about 3 WVU games per year, and nearly every time, I look at this team and think, "I don't think anyone in the country can beat this team." They are routinely the best open-field running team in the country, without a doubt. You give this team space, and they will make you pay.
Their problem is not finishing drives early. Take the ECU and PITT games from the last 2 years, as well as the 1st half of this game. The run spread is, without question, an extremely powerful offensive attack in college football...but the drawback is that it is imperitive that you score early.
So all that being said, the Mountaineers erased a 14-point deficit last night. The defense clamped down, and they RAN (not passed) to a comeback win. Nice to see that for a change.